Chapter 1844: Chapter 1824: Lin Yan Story Part 8_1 Chapter 1844: Chapter 1824: Lin Yan Story Part 8_1 The light rain drizzled down all night, finally stopping before dawn.

Xie Ying pushed open the window, took a breath of fresh morning air, and smiled contentedly.

She turned to look at her husband and daughter sleeping soundly, showing no signs of waking up. So, she closed the window, lifted the curtain, stepped out the door, and headed toward the kitchen.

Soon after, wisps of smoke rose from the kitchen chimney, accompanied by the faint clanking of pots and pans.

Ye Feng’s eyelids fluttered a few times before slowly opening. After contemplating for a moment, he forced himself to sit up, put on his clothes, and drew the sword hanging at the bedside to gently wipe it clean.

Xie Ying finished preparing breakfast, steamed the buns in a bamboo basket, and walked back to the main room.

Lifting the curtain, she saw her husband was already awake. At first, she was pleased, but when her gaze fell on the sword, her joy was replaced by shadows of sorrow.

“It rained all night, and it’s cold outside. Why didn’t you come in?”

Ye Feng set down his sword and gently looked at his wife.

“Your wound still hasn’t fully healed.”

Xie Ying stepped across the threshold with concern in her eyes, “You should lie down and not move too much.”

“It doesn’t hurt anymore.”

Ye Feng smiled in response, deliberately raising his arm to ease her worries.

“You were stabbed under your ribs with a sword and made quite a hole. It’s strange if it’s already healed.”

Xie Ying didn’t believe him, pretended to be annoyed, and poked his wound after coming to the bedside.

“Hiss!”

Ye Feng hissed in pain, gritting his teeth and covering the wound while taking a deep breath.

“Hmph, and you said it doesn’t hurt anymore.”

Xie Ying rolled her eyes at him in annoyance.

“Hehe, wife, sit down!”

Ye Feng grinned, patting the side of the bed and pulling his wife to sit down.

Xie Ying couldn’t help but worry, “You should still lie down and don’t move around too much.”

“It’s okay, really, I’m fine.”

Ye Feng endured the pain and embraced his wife, “With you as my Divine Doctor, I am not afraid of any injuries.”

“All I can do is stitch up wounds.”

Xie Ying laughed and scolded him, “That doesn’t make me a Divine Doctor!”

“To me, you are a Divine Doctor.”

Ye Feng tenderly hugged his wife, revealing some longing for the past, “The first time I got injured after leaving my master, you were the one who saved me. If not for your kind heart, I would have died long ago.”

“Stop it.”

Xie Ying laughed and chided, “You hardly suffered any minor injuries back then, even if untreated, it would have been fine. I was just foolish and walked right into your trap.”

“You figured it out?”

Ye Feng feigned surprise, “And here I thought I had disguised myself well enough that I wouldn’t be discovered.”

“So, you were actually deceiving me?”

Angrily, Xie Ying punched him, “Was that leg wound self-inflicted?”

“Cough, cough!”

Ye Feng almost choked on his own saliva, “I was joking, you’re actually taking it seriously. I don’t have a tendency for self-abuse, to harm myself on purpose!”

“You didn’t really deceive me?”

Xie Ying raised an eyebrow, pretending not to believe him.

“I really didn’t.”

Ye Feng hugged his wife, smiling earnestly, “Even more than gold.”

“Hmph, I don’t believe you.”

Xie Ying proudly lifted her brow and let out a soft breath through her nose.

“Wife, I want to leave for some time.”

Ye Feng looked at his wife adoringly, but suddenly his eyes darkened with sadness.

Xie Ying’s breath caught, “Where do you want to go?”

“Capital City.”

Ye Feng’s eyes darkened with pain, and he lowered his head, “I cannot stand idly by and watch my parents and family suffer unjustly without doing anything.”

Xie Ying gasped in alarm, “Are you planning to break into the prison?”

“The tyrant is ignorant and ruthless, determined to send my father and brother to their deaths.”

Hatred flashed in Ye Feng’s eyes, “At this point, there is no other way. I have to rescue them first.”